A gig on Wednesday 2nd December. The event starts at 19:30.
A special edition of Folk Tales to round off 2026!...
Join storyteller Hannah Sneyd and folk trio Mothers Tongue as they reshape the selkie myth for the age of consent. Fluctuating between the seascape and the school gate, between desire and duty, 'The Selkie Who Stayed' asks what we surrender in our bid for security — and whether our inner wildness can ever thrive within four walls.
Mothers Tongue - https://mothers-tongue.bandcamp.com
www.instagram.com/mothers_tongue_songs
Hannah Sneyd - https://linktr.ee/hanu_oh
www.instagram.com/hanu_oh/
Free tea & biscuits as always!
Other drinks from the lovely folks at the bar.
The Cabot Cruising Club AKA John Sebastian Lightship is a social club run by a lovely bunch of volunteers.
Pay what you can tickets: Min. £7.50. If you are able to support the performers/Folk Tales with a little more it is always gratefully received.
Hosted by...
www.instagram.com/mr.medler
www.mrmedler.co.uk
FYI...
The performance is seated. No reservations, just turn up and choose your spot.
There are only separate male & female toilets and there is no disabled toilet onboard.
Access to the bar and performance space is down steep steps BUT there is now a stair-lift from the entrance down to the bar and performance space!
Please feel free to ask if you would like more info - [email protected]
We'll do what we can to help if you need help accessing the venue.
Younger folks are welcome accompanied by an adult - but please note that the performance is aimed at adults so some songs/stories may have adult themes.